Box JHC Holocaust Archives Box 4

Includes an overnight pass for Gosschalk to visit his wife in the Westerbork concentration camp. Also includes photocopies of Doris Gosschalk's family tree and notes from an unrecorded interview of Charles and Frieda Gosschalk Bernstein, son-in-law and daughter of Albert and Doris Gosschalk.

Includes pre- and post-war photographs of the Gosschalk and Blankenstein families. Includes negatives, slides, digital images, and facsimiles of photographs of Albert and Doris Gosschalk and their daughter Frieda.

Pillbox belonging to Frieda Phillipstein van Blankenstein, Doris Gosschalk's mother. Pillbox is coin silver and engraved with the initials FP and the year 1835.

Included are two silver spoons and a silver fish server.

Includes the false identification papers Taylor used while in hiding in occupied France. Also includes correspondence from the Comité Français pour Yad Vashem in France inviting her to attend a medal ceremony for the family that hid Taylor and her family and field notes made by researchers during discussions with Taylor.

Includes pre-war photographs of Taylor's family in Poland and England, including her mother, Germaine Ajzensztark; her father, Mortre Mendel Ajzensztark; and her sister, Suzanne Ajzensztark Baton. Also includes wartime and post-war photographs of Taylor, her family, and her friends in France and the United States.

Slides, negatives, and digital images on DVD of the photographs in folder 2.

Photocopies and color facsimiles of the photographs in folder 2.

Photographs of Engel and his family in pre- and post-war Poland and the displaced persons camp in Zeilsheim, Germany. Also includes photographs of Engel and family in Charleston, South Carolina and Natanya, Israel.

Photocopies of photographs in folder 1 and a newspaper clipping about the 1998 Holocaust Remembrance Commemoration in Charleston.